Seiko Solar Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SNE291

Enjoying a Casio G-Shock GW 3500B-1A
At the first of the week this fun G-Shock arrived. It is big and bold, but light as a feather. I have enjoyed adding this watch, which is very different from any other in my collection, to the rotation. Cheers, Bill P.

I'm Really Bummed - Suggestions?
Last night I pulled my Breitling Chrono GT out of the box to get it ready to wear today, and I noticed that the pointer at 12:00 is missing! I had taken several pictures of it lately, so I went back to see if the pointer was in the pictures I had taken. It was there for the earlier pictures, but not for the later ones. I can't believe I didn't notice it missing when I took them.I live in a small town in Western North Carolina, and I have no idea where an AD might be located. In any event, it probably isn't close. I'm wondering if anyone on this forum can tell me whether I could order a new one along with the screw through the mail, and how I would go about doing it. Thanks!Before...After...

Help!!! I need your opinions.
Gentlemen,I am new here and I would like your opinion on a Croton Swiss ETA 25 jewelmega diver watch which looks somewhat like a Seiko Monster. see photo attachments.

I think I found the only new blue 5711 in the country!
Forgive the length of my first (!) post, it's been a long time in the making:After years and years of wandering through the hinterland of watch collecting, I have finally decided to jump into the deep end of the pool. I, like many here on this forum, have been through more watches than I care to count, yet few have held my interest for long. My biggest issue has been comfort -- I cannot wear a watch, no matter how iconic or desirable, that doesn't feel like it disappears on my wrist. I bought a SubC, sold it in a few months. I'e been through the big watch phase of Bell&Ross and Panerai, only to be disappointed. I found an AP 15300, but the bracelet, although beautiful, just didn't work for me and it, too, was sold. On a whim, I tried on a white 5711 at my local AD (more than I thought I'd ever actually spend, but we know how that goes¡­) and was struck by the slinky bracelet and lightness of the watch, which fit like a glove. But I really wanted the blue. Thus began the infuri

DSSD D-Blue vs SD43
Hello all,New member here, great forum. I have a general question. I am currently looking at the DSSD D-Blue and the SD (new 43 model). I know both are difficult to get atm. I prefer bigger watches and have a decent sized wrist (7.5). I previously owned the DSSD, it was a little top heavy and the bracelet tapers in a fair bit. For this reason, I am considering the SD43, which is almost as big, without the the thickness of the DSSD. I like the looks of both, so that really isn't an issue. Anyone in the same position, or mulled over the same decision?Do members here have any advice? I have a gut feeling that the D-Blue will be worth more in the future, but potentially, so can the SD43 50th Anniversary (that's if they stop making either, which I feel they may for both). Cheers.